Masturbation Simile Of The Day
Overheard on Twitter: “A Fleshlight is super soft and velvety. It’s like jerking off into one of the pockets of your favorite uncle’s cashmere blazer.”
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December 9th, 2009 -- by Bacchus
Masturbation Simile Of The DayOverheard on Twitter: “A Fleshlight is super soft and velvety. It’s like jerking off into one of the pockets of your favorite uncle’s cashmere blazer.” December 9th, 2009 -- by Bacchus
Hark! It’s The Pussy Phone!This is one of the most astonishing bits of 1970s design I’ve ever seen. And the marketing copy! Conversation “piece”, get it? Har! Me and the droogs think that will really impress the devotchkas, oh my yes! From The Frisky via World Sex News. Similar Sex Blogging: December 8th, 2009 -- by Bacchus
Scarred Breasts For Tiger Woods?I’ve been trying hard to ignore the Tiger Woods infidelity scandal, because I take scant amusement from marital infidelity and I don’t believe as much as one percent of what I read in the tabloids. However, I was struck by the smallest detail in connection with one of the women named as a possible Tiger Woods mistress. The woman, a porn star named Holly Sampson, can be seen in loose bondage at Kinky Delight: Even in the small photo you can see it, but when you view the high resolution photo, her breast augmentation scar pops right out at you:
I’ve never been a fan, aesthetically speaking, of breast augmentation. This is just one more data point in the endless parade of reasons. Similar Sex Blogging: December 7th, 2009 -- by Bacchus
Temporary Marriage Hookups In LebanonFor an ErosBlog first, how about linking to the an article from Foreign Policy magazine? That’s what I’ve got for you today. The story is The Militarization of Sex and it’s about how Hezbollah in Lebanon has encouraged and expanded use of the mutaa temporary marriage institution to maintain its social control. The article makes it sound there’s a whole Craigslist-style mutaa scene:
And then there’s the female perspective:
December 5th, 2009 -- by Bacchus
Vintage Nudes, RestoredTwo days ago I got a very good marketing email. This man pegged it, with brevity, clarity, simplicity and most importantly, with being on target about something I’m actually interested in here at Eros Blog, which is vintage nude photographs:
The only reason this is a “very good” marketing email instead of a “perfect” marketing email is the “personal project” terminology. While doubtless true — the restoration work is obviously a labor of love – the fellow is selling fine art prints of his work. I don’t think our man was trying to fudge that obvious commercial fact, but to make this the truly perfect marketing email, he might perhaps have omitted the word “personal”. But that’s just a style point; the judges at this point are arguing about whether it’s a 9.8 or a perfect 10. His restoration work itself is beautiful, as these before-and-after details will show you: I love that he’s included nice scans of his originals for comparison to the restorations, too. On the other hand, I heartily dislike the fact that he’s blasted his logo across the originals, thus despoiling artifacts that are not his own creative work and appearing to claim something that’s not his to claim. But that’s a sin virtually everyone in the vintage photo business commits when they go online. It’s also a recognized peeve of mine, that I can and will be crochety about as a vintage image collector, without investing my cranky reaction with too much emotional weight. December 4th, 2009 -- by Bacchus
No Umbrella Can Save YouI’ve always been a sucker for double and triple entendre. The completely deniable filthy joke (“Only the dirtiest-minded person could possibly think I meant that!”) is the best. Which is why I am delighted by this excellent shirt design: The words, alone, might be a bit obnoxious. But with the clouds and rain? Why, it’s a simple celebration of His guiding hand behind every natural phenomenon. A pastor’s daughter known for her environmental consciousness (and who has a deep streak of mischief) could wear it with aplomb, and nobody (but her father, of course) would dare to say “Boo!” to her about it. I love it. And then there’s this holiday gem, perfect for every cookie-baking mother you know:
Similar Sex Blogging: December 3rd, 2009 -- by Bacchus
Sex Blog Posts From TwitterlandWhatever I was expecting from my new Twitter account, I can tell you truly, I did not really anticipate it would be a fertile source of answers for that age-old question: What should I blog about today? And yet, this morning in my Twitter stream I found the following, any one of which I could churn into a full blog post on a slow day:
All that hit me inside of ninety seconds, whilst I was still blinking the sleep from my eyes. My head, it’s swimming I tell you! |